Michael Hurley

Failure to force emissions cuts exposes nations to legal action, says World Court

EFRAG identifies data gaps in first CSRD reports in 'state of play' analysis

Climate reporting poised for giant step forwards, following IASB accounting guidance

There is optimism that illustrative examples can address failures in accounting for climate, Michael Hurley writes

SEC playing games over climate rule it has no intention to enforce, commissioner says

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been accused of playing "games" with the law courts by refusing to faithfully comply with a request for information on whether it will enforce its climate rule, in comments by one of its own commissioners.

NGFS pitches framework to 'mainstream' adaptation in transition planning

A framework for financial institutions to embed climate adaptation into their transition planning has been presented to the G20 by a group of central bankers who argue it can "mainstream" the practice.

GRI CEO on laying the tracks for harmonised sustainability reporting

Impact materiality must be part of a global sustainability reporting regime, Robin Hodess tells Michael Hurley, as she reflects on her first 100 days leading GRI

Only 1% of SGX-listed issuers quantified financial impacts of climate change, EY says

SFDR requirement removed in updates to LuxFLAG label

Trump bill clarity feeds 'buying opportunities that weren't there two years ago'

Clarity on the phase-out period for renewables tax credits provided by details in US President Donald Trump's tax-and-spending bill has renewed optimism in the market, a US fund manager has claimed.

Railpen leads push for pension 'seat at the table' on reform of governance rules